While Southern California continues to grapple with several devastating wildfires, a massive winter storm is bringing heavy snow and ice to millions of people across the U.S. South on Friday. The ...

A typically chilly winter day for Kansas Friday, then arctic air and a strong storm system combine to produce a winter storm this weekend. Some places may see major impacts from ice and snow.

As the winter storm gets closer to the St. Louis region, our forecasting models allow us to refine our numbers. With each model run, the extremes of this coming storm are pushed south.

Overall, the Storm Track Weather Team is predicting above-normal snowfall and below-average temperatures. Unlike the last two years, we will have a winter closer to normal. Above-normal snowfall ...

The storm will track farther east Thursday night and Friday and bring messy winter weather to much of the South. Small shifts in its track are still possible and could change snow and ice outcomes.

A wide-reaching storm hitting the Ohio Valley, mid-Atlantic and Northeast Thursday is just the first in a nearly nonstop series of winter storms over the next week-plus.

Editor's Note: Is winter weather headed to your state? Click here for the latest update for Jan. 10. Another bout of widespread ice and snowfall is forecast to follow close on the heels of a ...

An AccuWeather graphic shows the track and forecast for the winter storm set to hit New York on Saturday, Feb. 8, 2025. (Courtesy of AccuWeather) ...

A wide-reaching winter storm will bring significant impacts to more than a dozen states from Saturday through Monday. These maps and graphics show what you need to know about the storm.

This track does not seem as favorable in a La Nina winter this year. Storm systems will thrive south and east of us, laying down the moisture over the Ohio, Tennessee and Mississippi River Valleys.

Winter storm threatens millions in South with snow, ice: Track weather Anthony Robledo, Gabe Hauari and Doyle Rice, USA TODAY Updated Fri, January 10, 2025 at 7:30 PM UTC ...